Tradition & Discovery

Aims & Scope

Tradition and Discovery(hereafterTAD) is an academic journal that is independently published and owned by the Polanyi Society, an IRS 501C3 designated (non-profit) US corporation registered in Missouri.TADis managed by theTADEditor (and Editorial Board) whose work is annually reviewed by the Board of Directors of the Polanyi Society, Inc.TADis prepared for publication by Faithlab in Macon, Georgia. TADis published three times a year (February, July, and October). Issues include editorially reviewed solicited materials (review articles, book discussions, thematic issues, invited addresses from Society meetings, etc.) as well as essays that have gone through a process of blind peer review. In general, materials published inTADare of interest to those concerned with the thought of Michael Polanyi and the projects of the Polanyi Society.TADis distributed in print to Society members in the US and Canada, but an online edition is also posted in the digital archives on the Polanyi Society web site at the time each printed issue is mailed; anyone interested can download issues. Some components in the online edition (e.g., the "News and Notes" with recent bibliography, calls for papers, meeting programs, etc.) are not included in the print edition. If you wish to receive a Table of Contents e-mail (with links) for each newly posted digital issue, send an e-mail request to ([email protected]). Scope:Since Michael Polanyi was a polymath whose writings contributed to many fields, the journal publishes scholarly essays which engage Polanyi's work and its implications for a wide range of studies, including, but not limited to, aesthetics, chemistry, economics, ethics, intellectual history, literature, medicine, political and other areas of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and theology. Open Access and Use ofTADmaterials:TADprovides open access to all issues because making research freely available to the public supports the exchange and growth of knowledge. Anyone in

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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